Mt. Zion Historic Park

• Robin Van Auken
  
  
  (November 24, 2018, 3:35 pm)

  Well maintained and significant site. Met with two historians there and learned a great deal about Col. John S. Mosby and his Rangers. Fascinating!

• Heather Kyle
  
  
  (May 13, 2018, 6:44 pm)

  Very nice! Really enjoyed my visit. The markers were informative and well-placed. The only thing I saw that could use improvement was the condition of the cemetery. It was a bit overgrown.

• Micah
  
  
  (March 29, 2018, 3:52 pm)

  If you like history and some nature, it's a good visit. We heard that if you stand over a grave and say, "I love peanut butter" 1,864 times, then one of the Confederate soldiers would rise from their grave and sing the song, "peanut butter jelly time." Once we did that, sure enough a guy arose from his slumber. But he didn't sing that song which is why I'm only giving it 4 stars.

• Chris Clark
  
  
  (March 26, 2018, 6:05 pm)

  A park that is historic. Graveyard is quite attractive. Church is not open to visitors. Several information displays dotted around the site. Worth a visit if you are a history buff. Probably very pretty in fall.

• Andrew Verostko
  
  
  (August 11, 2017, 8:33 am)

  Interesting little historic sight.

Mt. Zion Historic Park | Nova Parks

Mt. Zion Historic Park. 40309 John Mosby Highway. Aldie, VA 20105. United States. T 703-327-9777 E gilbertscorner@nvrpa.org. Historic Site Manager: Tracy Gillespie ...

Mt. Zion Historic Park | Aldie, VA 20105 - Visit Loudoun

The church was established in 1851 and held services continuously until 1980, except for a brief period during the Civil War when control of the area was constantly shifting between Confederate and Union forces.

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Mt. Zion Historic Park. 279 likes. The church was a place of worship for Old School Baptists until 1980 and served various purposes during the Civil War.

Mt. Zion Historic Park | American Battlefield Trust

The American Battlefield Trust is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations to the Trust are tax deductible to the full extent allowable under the law.

Mt. Zion historic park opens for "Eyewitness to War" tours ...

For more information, contact Tracy J. Gillespie at tgillespie@nvrpa.org or call her at Aldie Mill Historic Park, 703-327-9777. Mt. Zion Historic Park is owned and operated by NOVA Parks.

Mt. Zion Historic Park | Ceremony Venues - Aldie, VA

Mt. Zion Historic Park is a Ceremony Venue in Aldie, VA. Read reviews, view photos, see special offers, and contact Mt. Zion Historic Park directly on The Knot.

Civil War Christmas Program at Mt.Zion Historic Park ...

Civil War Christmas Program at Mt.Zion Historic Park . ... For more information, contact Site Manager Tracy J. Gillespie at 703-327-9777 or tgillespie@nvrpa.org. Mt.

Historic parks in Northern Virginia

Mt. Zion Historic Park In 1851, the Mt. Zion Old School Baptist Church was constructed and would become a local player in the Civil War, used as a battle site, prison and hospital, among other purposes.

Conversations in History: A Fresh Look at the Frank Wanzer ...

On Christmas Eve 1855, Frank Wanzer and five other individuals escaped from a farm near Aldie, risking their lives for a chance at freedom. The story became incredibly popular after William Still recounted it in his 1872 book covering stories from the Underground Railroad.

A Civil War Christmas / Events / Home - The Journey Through ...

Civil War soldiers will share customs of the Christmas season from the 1860s. Help them to decorate their tree and share their holiday refreshments.